Process & the Doo Rags

Made by Rick Adam, Practice & the Doo Rags appeared as if a ’50s doo-wop group making use of their “prepared” hairdos. In fact, the Buffalo, NY group was in fashion, an integral part of a brief middle-’80s operate of harmonizing vocal organizations that also included the Push MDs. The group’s lineup was previous Rick Wayne backup singer Wayne Hawkins, Stacy Lattimore, Henry Graham, Dennis Andrews, and Michael Gibson. Their charting solitary, “Stomp and Shout,” using their 1985 Columbia LP, As well Clear, became a post-release collectible. The group’s hard-to-find 1987 Columbia recording was titled Procedure as well as the Doo Rags using the standout monitor the positive dance monitor “Stagelights,” compiled by Leroy Burgess and Sonny Davenport and made by Aleem. Procedure as well as the Doo Rags’ additional charting singles had been “I Promise to keep in mind” and “Contact Me Up.”